10pm ET, October 10 | The latest headlines from NPR
Summary
The Pentagon acknowledges 22 U.S. casualties in the Iran war, prompting criticism from Democrats over previous reporting errors. President Trump signed an executive order allowing farmers to use tax-exempt dyed diesel to offset rising fuel costs. A new Lancet report projects obesity will be the largest threat to global health by 2100, surpassing other risk factors. At least four people died from the first Atlantic hurricane, while nine were killed in a mass shooting in Erie, Pennsylvania. Finally, Secretary of State Marco Rubio declined to comment on reports that Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoy…
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Pentagon updates Iran war casualty count to 22
Executive order lowers diesel costs for farmers
Lancet report: Obesity as top future health threat
Hurricane causes deaths and power outages in SE US
Nine killed in mass shooting in Erie, Pennsylvania
Rubio declines to comment on ambassador report
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